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i CITY OF D£NTON CITY COUNCIL
NOVEmamt 7# 1978
Regular Meeting of the City of Denton City CouncSl3.TUesday, .November 7, 197 '
at 700 p.m. in the council Chamber of the Municipal euSldingi
1. Consider approval of the minutes of the Regular Meolinq of the City of 1
Denton City Council on October 17, 1979 and the Special Called Meeting
of October 240 1978.
I •2 PUBLIC HEMUNGSS
EI A. Z-1356. This is the petition of Mr. Roberi Neese requesting a
i change in zoning from single Family (SF-7) to General Retail (GR)
} classification on 2.7 acres located on the northwest corner of
}lingo and old North Roads.
8. 2-1357. This is the petition of First Texas Savings requesting a
change in zoning from Single Family (SF-10) to Single Family (SF-7) '
classification on eight acres beginning 600 feet east of existing
Kingston Trace development and extending east to the current city
f limit line.
C. 94-i750. This is the petition of First Texas Savings requesting
{ snnex+ltion and single Family (SF-7) zoning classification on 10.6
J aeras beginning 1000 feet east of existing Kingston Trace develop-
Peat aid extending approximately 650 feet eastward.
D. Z-1360. We is the petition of Mr. Mike Neblett requesting a ~
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~ charge in zoning from single.Family (SF-7) to TWo Family (2-1t)
classification on a 15,000 square foot tract located on the west i
ride of Bradley Street between Sena and Scripture.. , Itlti
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3. Consider the quitclaim petition of Mr. W. U. Gaston requesting the quit-
claim of a 20' portion of Beatty Street, south of Eagle. ,
4. Consider bid 18608 for Construction of Avenue E and Bonnie Hrse.
5. 0RTSINANCES3 ~ {
A, Consider adopting an ordinance removing parking on Mulberry and
Locust Streets.
B. 2-ISS14 co A. oinninge. Consider adopting an ordinance annexing
two tracts of land located on the north side of Hercules Lane be- i
ginning 170 feet east of Stuart Road. 1
C. 9-1354, Tom Jester. Consider adopting an ordinance amending the
zoning sup on .6 acre of land located at the southwest corner of
Oak and Bonnie area streets from Neighborhood Service "NS" to
General Retail "GR". ,
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a. 2-1355. Me. Julia Holmes & Ms. Jannine McFarland, Consider adocatod
Ing an ordinance amending the zoning map on .24 acre of land
906 Avenue
on the vast bide of Avenue C C from Neighborhood Service OHS* t to General Retail NOR",
to Consider, adopting an ordinance fixing and determining the general
service rate to be charged by Denton County Electric Co-op for sales
of electricity to residential, commerical and securing light consumers
yS.',Mithin the City limits.
I 6.'. CPOdificatio" of Power for contract Control necessary
7, Consider entering into a:ireement with Borth Texas state Univorsity for
Mater and sower la;rovomonta in NTSO c WUS area.
6, Racoive and consider a report from the-Parke and Rocreation Board regarding
rastelction of alcoholic bovoragos at City-sponsored activities.
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Consider a request from North Texas State University concerning to'
location of crosswalk.
10, Consider setting the agenda for a study Session o' Novem)>er, 14th.
11. Consider Consent Agenda. ~
CONSENT AGENDA
• Each of these items is recommended by the staff and approval thereof will
be strictly on the basis of the staff recommendation. Approval of the Consent
Agenda authorizes the City Manager or his designee to implement each item in
j accordance with the Staff reromnendationi ,
A. consider final payment to black c Veatch Consulting Engineers for services
i rendered in performance and efficiency test at Spencer Steam Plant. i '
H. REPERFWA t
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(1), 2-1162. This is the petition of For. Me 0. Rylander requesting a i
change in zoning from Agricultural (A) to Light induntrial (Li)
classification on approximately Cl acres located on East McKinney
Street, beginning 350 feet east of roxworth Galbraith.
C. BIDS
(1) •9609 lire Department Uniforms !
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(2) 10610 Janitorial services
(3) 18612 Streetlights
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(1) 16613 dater Meters - Annual supply
12, Executive sassioni
A. Personnel
i s. Discuss litigation of Donald Harper, st al, vs. City of Denton.
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City Council
October 171 1978
Regular Meeting of the City Douneil of the City of Denton, Texas, Tuesday, October
17, 1978 at 700 p.m, in the Council Chamber of the Municipal Building,
PRE MM i Mayor Mitchell, Mayor Pro Tan Gay, Members Hughes, Stewart and Nash
Assistant City Managers Jack Owen and King Cole, City Attorney Paul
Isham and City Secretary Brooks Bolt.
ABSFNrs City Manager Chris Hartung,
1. Motion was made by Gay, seeded by Hughes that the minutes of the
Regular Meeting of October 3, and the Special Called Meeting of October 10, 1978
be approved. Motion carried.
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Mayor Pro Tem Gay abstained b9cause of realtor involvement on item A.,
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W A pabl.io hearing was held on Z-1354, the petition of Mr.,Tcm
Jester, requesting a change in zoning from Neighborhood Service (NS) to General
Retail (GR) classification on approximately .6 acre located at the southwest
corner of Oak and Bonnie Brae.
After hearing 1 proponent and none in opposition and a report from
John Iavretta, City Planner, motion was made by Stewart, seconded by Nash t?
lei the petition-be approved. Motion carried with Gay abotaining,
(B) A public hearing was held on Z-13550 the petition of Me, Julie
Holmes and Ms. Jannine McFarland, requesting a change in zoning from Neighborhood
Service (NS) to General Retail (GR) classification on .24 acre located at 906
Avenue C. {
After hearing 1 proponent and none in opposition and a report from
John Lav~retta, City Planner, motion was made by Gay, seooeded by Hughes eat the
petition be approved. Motion carried.
3. The Council considered a report from the Sanitary landfill Site
Selection Committee,
Rev, Murphey Wilda of the Landfill Site Selection Committee made a
formal report to the Council pointing out the considered sites on a map. He
had previously supplied Council Members with a brochure containing the minutes
of all the meetings of the landfill Committee. tie stated that the City Staff
wad invaluable to the Conmitteu and did not attempt to steer them in any
particular direction. He added that many citizens gave input to the Committee
and that 25 meetings were held. Four: possible landfill kites were named as followsi i
(A) Seven miles southwest of Denton on property bordered by T, N.
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Skiles Road, Ton Cole Road and C. Wolfe Road.
(B) Six miles southwest of Denton, about 1 mile west of I-35W t
west of Paine Road and south of Lively ]Woad.
(C) Nine miles from Denton, northeast of Ponder between Tems IS6
and T.N. Skiles Road,
(D) Behind Roselawn Cemetery, this site contains 30 acres which
would be available on a lease basis only.
Motion was made by Gay, seconded by Hughes to receive the report and
j review the report at the next Study Session of the Council, motion carried,
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4. The O:kmil considered the request of the Greater Denton Arts Council
to set a date for a bond election to build an Arts Center,
Bill McNary, Finance Dimotor, briefed the Council in out the
f inancial analysis of the proposal to constroct a city of Denton Art gs Centers
I la gave a summary of financial impaots of the Centery giving estimated costs of
the long term financing, annual operating cost, administration & maintenance, He
also advised that additional tax support would be necessary to finance the
project.
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October 17, 197E Continued 4
McN reviewed the City of Denton current general purpose debt
structure, sta that $2,000,000 for the Arts Center represents 139 of the
total general purpose debt outsta:ding, and authorized as of 10-1-78, He also
presented tax rate comparison and a historical G.O. debt service comparison,
McNary warned the Council that the City could be vulnerable to added
"a expanses over the years as the Center aged. Costs of programs and administration
will increase as will maintenance expenses.
Motion was made by Nash, seconded by Hughes to call a bond election
for December 5, 1978 in the amount of $2,000,000 for an Arts Center Building.
Motion carried.
Followintj the motion, Council Member Hughes stated that it needs to
be made clear before the election as to the amount of tha tax increase.
Council Member Nash suggestad that if the bond issue passes, the
City impose a 90 tax increase, 80 to pay off bonds and 10 for maintammoes
5. V* Council considered final payment .to.Jagoe Construction Campany
(Y) f or the construction of Sherman Drive and of Oaklawn from Bell Avenue to approx-
irately 250' west.
Motion was made by Hughes{ seconded by Stewart that final payment be
made to Jagoe Construction Car my in the amount of $66,418.83 for shoran Drive
and $3, 868,70 for Cakliwn Avenue from Bell Avenue approximately 250' west;
t Motion carried.
61 Ow Council considered payment to Dallas light and Barricade Cortpany
f or barricading on Sherman Drive.
Motion was made by Stewart, seconded by Gay that payment be made to
Dallas Light and Barricade Caepany in the amount of $212.60. Motion carried.
7. The Council considered calling a public hearing on November 7, 1978
conce~t he annexation requests of First Texas Savings, east of Kingston
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Tra { Motion was made by Gay, seconded by Stewart to tali a public hearing
Ij on November 7, 1978 concerning the annexation requests of First Texas Savings,
seat of Kingston Trace Addition, Motion carried. 3
81 The Counoil considered recanlne &tion of the Citizens Traffio Safety j
Support Cmtdosicn to remove parking on the north side of Mulberry from Cedar to
300' east of CrrrolL
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Motion was made by Stewart, seconded by Hughes that the recommendation
to remote parking on the north side of Mulberry from Cedar to 300' east of Carroll
be approved, Motion carried.
9. The Council considered recommendation of the Citizens Traffic Safety
Support Comaiosion for removal of parking on the wast side of Bell Avenus from
Sherman to university,
Mayor Pro Tem Gay abstained since Mrs Gay owns a house on the east
side of Bell Avenue.
Council Members Nash and Hughes asked about the passibility of 8 a.m. j
to 5 p.m. parking on Bell Avenue fran Sherman.
Motion was made by Nash, seaord d by Hughes to 96 rd the matter back ~
to the Citizens Traffic Safety Support Camdssion for re-study. Motion carried
with Gay abstaining.
3 10, the Council considered the recom endation of the Citizens Traffic
i Safety Support Caimissicn to remove parking from the oast side of locust from
Sherman north to Peach Street.
Motion was made by Nash seconded by Stewart that the rooamendation
to remove parking from the east stdo of Locust from Sherman north to Poach Street
be approved, Motion carried,
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42 October 17, 1978 Continued
11. The Council considered initiation of annexat.i(,r proceedings regarding
two tracts located north of Fbrcules and east of Stuart, tiw request of Mr,
Charles Ginnings,
Council Member Nash abstained since he is the engineer,
Motion was made by Gay, seconded by Hughes to instruct the City 1
Attcrney to publicize the appropriate ordinance, lotion carried with Nash
abs'aining,
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The following ordinances were presented%
(A) ORDINANCE N0. 78-54 (C, A. Ginnings)
AN ORDINANCE MIFIVING THE zONItIG MAP.OF THE CITY OF DI M1ON, TE)W, AS SAME MS i
ADOP'PFD AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DMVONj TEXhSe
BY ORDINANCE NO, 69-1, AM AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO LOT W. 94, BLOCK NO. 194-14,
AS SWM TIUS DAZE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DEMON, TEXAS, AND
MORE PARTII,ZZARLY DESCRIBED THEREINI AND DECLMING AN EFFPICr= DATE,
Motion was made by Stewart, seconded by Gay that the ordinance be
Passed. On ml). call ante Nash "aye", Hughes "aye", Stewart "aye", Gay "aye"
` and Mitchell "aye", Motion carried.
(B) ORDMNICE N0. 78-55
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AN ORDDMT M4ING A NE14 STREET CONSI'RUCTTD AS PART OF THE SHERvIAN DRIVE PAOJEX.'T
AS COF04AW STREETI PROVIDING A SGVEtMMITY CLAUSE AND DMURING AN DIM IVE DATE.
Motion was mane es seconded
by Hugh # by Gay that the Ordinance be
Weed, On roll call vote Stewart "aye", Nash "ayo", Hughes Faye", Gay "aye"
and Mitchell "aye". Motion carried,
(C) ORDINANCE N0. 78-56
1 AN ORDDWM AWVIW OiAITER 12 "GARBAGE, ZWH AND SIDS", SECTION 12-19(d) l
1i AND SECTION 12-20(f) OF THE CODE OF ORDINANOESS OF. THE CITY OF DEM, TottA By
Pr0IIDIMG A 1ENAM OF FIVE (5r) PEFC.FNP 17YSTEAR OF TEN (109) PERCM) REPEAL-
IM CMMICTING ORDINANCES) PROVING A SWERABTLITY CLAUSE AND DECLARING AN
EFE=XVE DATE,
I;otion was made by Hughes,gecondcd bGa that the Ordinanoe be
passed, on roll call vote Stewart "nay", Hugras"ayey, Nash "aye", Gay "aye"
and Mitchell "aye", Motion carried 4 to 1,
(D) ORDINANCE NO, 78-57 (Grant Jacobson)
Council Meaaber Nash abstained from voting on Ordinances D, E & F I
because of engineering involvement, and Mayor Pro Tem Gay abstained from voting
on Ordinances D, E & F because of lard involvement,
AN ORDMANCE ME DING THE ZONING MAP OF THE C17Y OF DEMW, TEW~.S, AS SwE WS 1
ADOP'T'ED AS AN APPENDIX To THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DglUON, TEXAS,
BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID $1AP APPLIES TO LOT NO. 200 BLOCK to. 1368,
AS SHOiN THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF THB CITY OF DFNION, TEXAS, AND
MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED THEREINI AND DEC ARIIOG AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
Motion was made by Hughes, sooondod by Stewart that the Ordinance
bad passed. On roll call vote wghes "aya", Stewart "aye" and Mitchell "ayes".
j Motion carried with Gay and Nash abstaining,
(E) ORDINANCE NO. 78-58 (Grant Jacobson)
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONIIIG MAP OF 7'1E CITY OF DFNPCN, TLw$ AS SA.'E WAS
ADOPIU) AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF DENtPON, TOM,
BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-10 AND AS SAID MAP APi,CAES TO APMXIMAMY 18 ACRES OUT OF
CI'T'Y LOOP 20, BLOCYC 1368, AS SHMI THIS DATE ON THE OF'FTCIAL TAX MAP OF THE CITY
OF DIMON, TEAS, AND MORE PARPICu;MLY DESCRIBED T}M*:INi &D DEaARING AN
EFFKT'YVE DATE,
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Motion was made rs
by Hughes, seconded by Stewart that the Ordinanoe be
passed. On roll call vote Stewart "aye", Hughes "aye" and Mitchell "aye",
Motion carried with Gay and Nash abstaining,
(F) ORDINM M NO, 78-59 (Grant Jacobson)
AN ORDINANCE X-2WIN3 THE ZWING MAP OF THE CrPY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AS SAME FPS
ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDnW= OF T11F. CITY CF DEN W, TEXAS,
SY ORDINANCE; NO, 69-1, Ate AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APPROXIMATELY 2,2 ACRES OUT
OF LOT NO. 200 131+OCTC NO. 136H, AS SIO M THIS DATE ON M OFFICIAL TAX MAP OF
THE CITY OF DwrON, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRSBED THEREINI AMID DBMM-
I NO AN EM=IVE WE,
Motion was made by Hughes, seconded by Stewart that the Ordinance
be passed* on roll call vote Stewart "aye", Hughes "aye" and Mitchell
Motion carried with Gay and Nash abstaining,
(G) ORDnW= NO. 78-60 04DrA Rmmell)
AN ORDnW= AMENDING THE ZOWIM MAP OF THE CITY OF DL•TPPON, TEXAS, AS SAME WAS
ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINVCFL OF THE CITY OF Dg-nW0 TEWAB, .
CO By ORDINANCE N0. 69-1, AND AS SAID MAP APPLIES TO APZCXMA'I7;t.Y,1.73102 ACRES
(Y~ OF LAND, MORE OR LESS, AS SHOWN 'HIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX MAP'CP THE CrrY
OF DENIWj- TE'(ASe AND MORE PARTICULARLY DFS UBED TtO=Wl AMID DFXCARING AN {
EFFDG' nT DATE.
r Motion was made by Stewart, Seconded by Hughes that the Ordinande j
ti be passed. On roll call vote Nash "aye", Stewart "ayo", Hughes "aye", Gay 1
"aye" and Mitchell "aye". Motion carried,
(H) ORDINANCE NO, 78-61
AN ORD]N74NCE RFMC1VINCi PARKING ON CERTAI21 P'ORTI(XJ3 OF SHEFdm DRTVE, WOODLi1fD
STR'I~T, STUART' ROAD, CWONADO STR 1# KINGS ROW, ML AVMJt, L=ST VnMT,
ELM STREET AND'MUL M& STREET) MMDW A SEVF27A8ILM CLAUSE)' PR== A
PRAM; &4D Dt XARW AN 12Tu;TIVE DATE.
l Motion was made by Nash, seconded by Stewart that the Ordinance be f
passed, On roll call vote Hughes "aye", Stewart ."aye", Nash "aye", Gay "a "
j and Mitchell "aye". Motion carded. ~ {
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13. The Council considered payment to WT000 for regional DW Comnuni-
cations equipaent.
' Assistant City Manager King Cole stated. that Federal Oamunieatic"
Li I ow,aission agreed to a high quality UHF system which they are supporting with
grnnte.
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no project calls for a 504-509 snatching ratio, and Do' bon's share
will be $15,430 v&ch has not been budgeted in the 1978-74 8vr#g h~ He added
that it has been reeorsmended that we attempt to locate funds wit'.in the budget
to enter into this project,
kJotion was made by Nash, secasded by Hughes to t the City
Manager to search for funds in the budget in the amount of 15,430 for Ems
CemUliaations eguipnent, Motion carried,
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240 1978, '"he Council oongidered setting the agenda for a Study session on October {
The following items were requested for the Agendas y
(A) Consider a Wolution acc*ptirq E
I in the Police t. a grant for a mini-oarputer
I (B) Pass an Ordinance the election date for the bond
issue election.
(C) Personnel review.
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OONSENi` AGFIVDAs ~
Motion was made by 14hes, seconded by Nash that the following Consent
Agenda be approved. Motion carried,
(A) MURALS i
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The following 2 petitions were referred to the Planning & Zoning
Oamlission for its reoommndations s
(1) 2-1360 the petition of Mr. Mike Nesbitt, requesting a change
in zoning from single Qly (SF) to Multi-Family W-R) classification on .34
acre located on the west side of Bradley Street between Scripture and Sena.
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(2) . Z-13611 the petition of Mr, Jack Barton, requesting a change '
j in zoning from Single Family (Sr) to Multi-Family OW-1) classification on thres
lots located on the wrest side of Elm, imosdiately north of Sherman Drive.
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(1) #8606 Section Manholes, awarded to the low bidder, meeting
specifications, Brooks Products, for a total bid price of $9,870,
16, The Council adjourned into Executive Session at 8s45 p.m. to consider ;
lard acquisition on Bonnie Brae (Newton Rayzor & Ernest Simpson) and discuss
Dlasdell litigation and Chastain oondwination and trade of property.
176 Ths Council reconvened into Public Session at,905 p.m. to announce
that no official action was to be taken.
Meeting adjourned at 9637
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Planning and Toning Commission Recommendation
to the City Council
Z-1356
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Identity and Location! 2.1356
This is the ppetition of Mr. Robert Neese requestingg a change in toning
from Single Family ($F-7) to General Retail (GR) classification on
2.7 acres located at the northwest corner of Mingo and Old North Roads.
Recommendation:
The Planning and Zoning lommission recommends approval of this request.
The tract in this petition is surrounded by land uses and zoning dis-
tricts which discourage developmetitit according to its single family 4 j
i designation. The Pargas commercial facility is located to the east=
adjacent to the north, there Is a large, undeveloped tract zoned
II General Retail (GR); and an a artment complex (MF-1) ".is located to
i the west. General Retail (GR~ zoning on this tract appears to be a
reasonable request, and there is an apparent need for additional re
trail services in this area. Utilities and street systems are adequate
to accomodate development of this tract. }
The Planning staff recommended approval of this request. Of notices
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returned in favor and none in opposition, No opposition was expressed 1
I at the Planning Commission hearing.
c The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the City
Council approve zoning petition 2-1356.
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Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation
to the City Council
Z-1357
November 7, 1978
Identity and locatlon~57
This is the petition of First Texas Savings requesting a change in
zoning from Single Family (SF-10) to Singie Family (SF-7) classift-
cation on eight acres beginning 600 feet east of the edge of existing
Kingston Trace development and extending east to the current city i
limit line.
1 Recommendation: 3
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of this request,
I~ Existing residential development in the Kingston Trace Addition is
zoned Single Family (SF-10). This proposal requests Single Family
j I (SF-7) zoning classification for eight acres beginning on the east
side of a natural divide provided by a 50'-drainagge easement, The
requested zoning change would continue singlo familyy development in
Kingston Trace and the ppreposed plat indicates the layout and lot sizes
of the SF-7 area would be very similar with the area zoned SF-10.
street donnictions are proposed between SF-10 development to the west
of the drainage easement and the requested SF-7 area to the east and
thus, W two Areas are geographically separate. Municipal utilities i
can be extended to accomodate this development. Street systems are
i considered adequate by the Traffic Safety Engineer.
I The Planning Staff recommended approval of this petition,
sent to property owners for the Planning Commission hearing, Of n
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returned either in favor or in opposition. No opposition was expressed
at the Planning Commission hearing,
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Council y omanended the Cit'
approve zoning petition 2-1357.
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Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation
f to the City Council
Z-1358
I'~1 November 7, 1978
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Identity and Location: Z-1358
This is the petition of First Texas Savings requesting annexation and
Single Family (SF-1) zoning classification on 10.6 acres beginning
1000 east of existing Kingston Trace development at the city limit '
line and extending approximately 650' eastward.
Recommendation:
j The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of this request.
Annexation and SF-7 zoning on this tract would add an additional On
acres for single family residential developpmen! In the Kingston Trace
Addition. Minimum lot sizes would total 7000 square feet on this tract.
The Planning Commission feels this is an appropriate request, one that
continues the single family residential development in this area. E~
Proposed utilities and street systems are adequate to eccomodate this
addition to Kingston-Trace. !
The Plahnin4 staff recommended approval of this petition., Of notices
sent to property ownors fur the Planning Commission hearing none
E were returned either in favor or in opposition, flo oppasit on was
expressed at the Planning Commission hearing.
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously recommended the City
Council approve zoning petition 2-1358,:
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Planning and Zoning Commission Recommendation
to the City Council
Z-1360
11 November 7, 1978
Identity and Location: Z-1360
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This is the petition of Mr. Mike Neblett requesting a change in zoning
from Single Family (SF-7) to Two Family (2-F) classification on a
15,000 square foot tract located on the west side of Bradley Street
between Sena and Scripture. ;
Recommendation:
F The Planning and Zoning Commission recommends approval of this peti-
tion.
A duplex constructed on this large tract would not be noticeably.out r
t of character with existing single family development. The land use
characteristics of a dupplex--population density, number of automobiles,
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outward appearance of the structure--would be very similar in scale j
to two single family dwellings built on this 15,000 lot, The Plan-
ning Commission feels that a duplex in this location would not be of f
nuisance to surrounding residents. It appears the immediate neighbor-
hood does-not oppose this rezoning request to Two _Family (2-F)
classification, Utilities and street systems are adequate to
{ accomodate this development.
The Planning staff expressed some reservations concerning Two Family
(2-F) zoning classification for this tract because all surrounding
property is zoned single family classification (SF-10 or SF-7).
The Planning and Toning Commission recommended (6 to 1) the City
Council approve zoning petition Z-1360,
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At Its July 26, 1978 meeting, the Planning and Zoning Commission
reviewed the request of Mr. W. D. Gaston seeking the quitclaim of
( an excess 20' of Beatty Street right-of-way, between Eagle and
Fannin. The dedication on Beatty Street from aboUt.mid-block
northwards is 60 feet; south of this point, the dedication narrows
n to 40 feet, Mr. Gaston owns lot 15 and has utilized this 20' of
l right-of-way for many years as part of a storage area for his
drilli;:g business. The owner of Lot l also uses this public pro-
perty as yard.
There are no city utilities located within tl,•.; ;0 feet of street
dedication, and there are no plans for its use oy the city. There
( is ages line located four feet off the west property lines 'within
E this dedicated area, The property owners have agreed to give a
If 16 foot utility easement for maintenance purposes. It was the
position of the Planning Commission that the current and future
use of Beatty as a resideAlal street would not be impaired if
this 20 feet of excess street right-of-way is quitclaimed to the
owners of Lots l and 15.
The Planning Commission unanimously recommended that the City Council
quitclaim this 20 feet of excess street dedication to the adjacent
property owners.
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DATE: November 2, 1978
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Bids received on Avenue B and Bonnie Brae
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On Tuesday, October 31, four bids were received on
and Bonnie Brae Project. Th the-Avenue F
e total bids are as follows:
Jagoe•Pubiic
Austin Road 61,3660119.30
Texas Bitulithic 1,573,384.85
` Hall Const. Co, 1,825,094.80
' 1,8SS0398.25 t
As you will recall this total bid is a com osite bid that must
` funded from City St be
J reat Bands, University Ends and Utility Bonds.
Based on the low bid of Jagoe-Public the funding responsibility
+ would be as follows: '
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Street and Drainage Bonds $ 937,326.80
(Citys share of joint storm sewer) + 77 171.88
University'fundin 6 4~0
Utility Bonds g 231,515.62
+ 120 105.00
$ '11930-
The Citys total share of $i 014 498.68 is about $150,000.00 over
the Staff's estimate. The Staff feels there are several reasons
for this: l) the delay in biddinthg e ro
of price increases 99ect,'2) the uncertainty
in the future, and 3 tno availib.ility of mate..
vials.
We do not feel that rebidding t e project would result in
any lower bids and would therefore recommend the bid be awarded to
Jagoe-Public Construction Company.
- We have talked with the Finance Department and they have 'Indicate'd I
that sufficient funds are available to allow the City to enter into ( 1
the contract, A ppossible source for the additional funds needed to
cover the escalation in prices could be supplied from the drainage
commitment that were made in the Capital Improvement Ptogram,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
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AN ORDINANCE REMOVING PARKING ON CERTAIN PORTIONS OF MULBERRY
STREET, ARID LOCUST STREET; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PRO- ,
VIDING A PENALTY; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS;
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SECTION 1,
(a) That the north side of Mulberry Street from Cedar
i~ Street to 250 feet east of Carroll Boulevard shall not be used for
the parking of vehicles or in any manner obstructed at any time,
and the same shall be so posted by the proper,authorities of the j
City of Denton, Texas.
(b) That the east side of Locust Street from Sherman Drive to
' Peach Street shall not be used for the parking of vehicles or in
any manner obstructed at any time, and the same shall be so posted
by the proper adthorities of the City of Denton, Texas,
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SEcTiox II.
That if any section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clauee,
phrase or word in this ordinance, or application thereof to any
person or circumstances is held invalid by any court of competent
r jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect the validity of the
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rsF' remaining portions of this ordinance, and the City Council of the
City of Denton, Texas, hereby declareA it would have enacted such
remaining portions despite any such invalidity,
SECTION 111.
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¢ That Section 1-5 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of
Denton is incorporated into the ordinance as if sot out in full
herein, and the penalty by fine not to exceed Two Hundred Dollars
is applicable hereto, and it is hereby declared unlawful to park
f. any vehicle on any portion of the above described streets as is {
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posted or marked as a "No Parking Zon
SECTION IV,
{ That thin ordinance shall become eff(ttive fourteen days from
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to cause the caption of this ordinance to be published twice in the
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Denton Record-Chronicle, the official newspaper of the City of
Denton, Texas, within ten (10) days of the date of its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED This the day of November, A, •D, '
1978.
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CITY OF DENTUN, TEXAS
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AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TWO TRACTS OF LAND CONTIGUOUS AND ADJACENT
TO TED CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS; BEING ALL THAT LOT, TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND CONSISTING OF 5.189 ACRES IN TRACT ONE AND 1.337 ACRES IN
TRACT TWO LYING AND BEING SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF DENTON, STATE .
OF TEXAS AND BEING IN THE S. MCCRACKEN SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 817,
DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS; CLASSIFYING THE SAME AS SINGLE-FAMILY "SF-7"
FOR TRACT ONE AND TWO-FAMILY 112-F" FOR TRACT TWO DISTRICT PROPERTY;
AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the request for annexation was introduced at a re-
gular meeting of the City Counoil of the City of Denton, Texas,
on the petition of C. A. GinningsI and
WHEREAS, an opportunity was afforded, at a public hearing
held for that purpose on October 3, 1978 for all interested per-
sons to state their views and present evidence bearing upon the
annexation provided by this ordinance: ar.3
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WHEREAS, this ordinance has been published in full at least i
' one time in the official newspaper of the City of Denton, Texas,
1 prior to its effective date, and after the public hearings;
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NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON$ TEXAS, I
HEREBY OPDAINS2
SECTION I.
That the hereinafter described traots of land be, and the j
same are hereby annexed to the City of Denton, Texas, and the same
is made hereby a part of said City and the land and the present
anJ future inhabitants thereof shall be entitled, to all the rights
and privileges of other citizens of said City and shall be bound
by the acts and ordinances of said City now in effect or which may
hereafter be enacted and the property situated therein shall be
subject to and shall bear its pro-rata part of the taxes levied
by the City. The tracts of land hereby annexed are described as
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follows, to-wits TRACT ONE
All that certain lot, tract`or•parcel of land lying and being
situated in the so McCracken Survey, Abstract No. 817, being
a part of two tracts of land, Tract One being conveyed from
W. E. Williamsi at ux, to J. L. Ginnings and C, A. Ginnings
by deed dated January 8, 1969 and recorded in Volume 582,
pace 316, Deed 'Records of Denton County, Texas; Tract Two
being conveyed from W. E. Williams, at ux to Jo L. Ginnings
and Co A Ginnings by deed dated January 9, 1970 and recorded
in Volume 596, Page 696, Deed Records of Denton County, Texas,
and being more particularly described as followst
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COMMENCING at the northwest corner of Block 14, Lot 9, Section 4
of Royal Acres Addition to the City of Denton, said point being
in the east right of way of Stuart Roadj
THENCE ',)rth 010 301 00" east along the east right of way of Stuart
Road a distance of 258.02 feet to a point being in the centerline
of the Gt foot right of way of Hercules Lane]
THENCE south 880 551 east along the centerline of Hercules Lane 170
feet to the point of beginning]
THENCE north 01" 301 00" east a distance of 5.5 feet;
THENCE north 010 23' 00" east a distance of 337.00 feet]
THENCE south 880 551 00" east a distance of 660.00 feet]
THENCE south 010 23' 00" west a distance of 337.00 feet]
THENCE south 010 30' 00" west a distance of 5.5 feet;
THENCE north 880 551 00" west along the centerline of Hercules Lane
a distance of 660.00 feet to the point of beginning and containing
5.189 acres of land, more or less.
TRACT TWO
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All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and being situ-
ated in the S. McCracken Survey, Abstract No. 817, being a part of
two tracts of land, Tract One being conveyed from W. E. William6s
et ux to J. L. Ginnings and C. A. Ginnings by deed dated January ,
8, 1969 and recorded in Volume 582, Page 216, Deed Records of Denton
County, Texasj Tract Two being conveyed from W. E. Williama, et ux
to J. L. cunnings and C. A. Ginnings by deed dated January 9, 1970
and recorded in Volume 596, Page 696, Deed Records of Denton County,
Texas and being more particularly described as followss
COMMENCING at the northwest corner of Block 14, Lot 9, section 4 of
Royal'Aores Addition to the City of Denton, said point being in the
east right of way of Stuart Road;
THENCE north 010 30' 00" east along the east right of way of Stuart
Road a distance of 258,02 feet to the point of beginning said point
being in the centerline of the 65 foot right of way of Hercules Lane;
THENCE north 010 309 00" east a distance of 5,5 feet to the south-
west corner of above mentioned Tract One and the northwest corner
of above mentioned Tract Two;
THENCE north 01°_23' 00" east along the east right of way of Stuart
Road a distance of 337,00 feet;
THENCE south 886 55' 00" east a distance of 170.00 feet;
THENCE south 010 23' 00" west a distance of 337.00 feet;
THENCE south 010 30' 00" west a distance of 5.5 feet;
THENCE north 88" 55' 00" west along the centerline of Hercules Lane
a distance of 170 feet to the point of beginning an6 containing
1.337 acres of land, more or leas.
SECTION II. +
j The above described property in Tract One is hereby classified
as Single-Family "SP-7" bisiriet and the property'described in Tract
Two is hereby classified as Two-Family 112-F" District and shall so
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appear on the official zoning map of the City of Denton, which
map is hereby amended accordingly.
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PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of
A. D. 1978.
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
y THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 65-1, AND AS SAID MAP
APPLIES TO LOT 14, BLOCK 4027, AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL
TAX MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED THEREIN; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE,
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION IS
That the Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, adopted the
14tb day of Janl.ary, 1969, as an Appendix to the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of Ordinance Not 69-1,
be, and the same is hereby amended as follows:
All the hereinafter described property is hereby removed
from the Neighborhood Service "NS" District as shown on
said Zoning Map, and all provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1,
a adopted the 14th day of January, 1969, as amended, shall
hereafter apply to said property as General Retail "OR"
District in the same manner as other property located in
the General Retail "GR11 District;
All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and
being situated in the City and County of Denton, State
s of Texas, and being Lot 14, Block 4027 of the offioial tax
map of the City of Denton and being approximately .6 acre
of land located at tte southwest corner of Oak and Bonnie
Brae Streets in the City of Denton, Texas.
SECTION II,
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1 That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby finds
that such change is in accordance with a comprehensive plan for the
purpose of promoting the general welfare of the City of Denton, Texas,
+I and with reasonable consideration, among other things for the character
1 of the di6trict and for its peculiar suitability or particular use's,
and with a view to conserving the value of the buildings, protecting
human lives, and encoura".tng the most appropriate uses of land for the
maximum benefit to the City of Denton, Texas, and its citizens,
rl SECTION III.
That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect immediately
after its passage and approval, the required public hearings having
heret-ifore been held by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the
City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after giving due notice
thereof.
PASSED and APPROVED This the day of November, A. D, 1978,
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
ATTEST:
SECRETARY
CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS,
AS SAME WAS ADOPTED AS AN APPENDIX TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, BY ORDINANCE NO. 69-1, AND AS SAID VAP
APPLIES TO LOT 2, BLACK 394, AS SHOWN THIS DATE ON THE OFFICIAL TAX
MAP OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
THEREIN; AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINS:
SECTION 1.
That the Zoning Map of the City of Denton, Texas, adopted the
14th day of January, 1969, as an Appendix to the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Denton, Texas, under provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1,
be, and the same is hereby amended as follows:
All the hereinafter described property is hereby removed
from the Neighborhood Service "NS" District as shown on
said Zoning Map, and ail provisions of Ordinance No. 69-1,
adopted the 14th day-of January, 1969, as amended, shall
t hereafter alply to said property as Oeneral Retail "OR"
$ District in the same manner as other property located in the
General Retail "GR" District;
j All that certain lot, tract or parcel of land lying and be-
ingsituated in the City and County of Denton, State of
Texas, and being Lot 2, Block 394 of the official tax map
of the City of Denton and being approximately ,24 acre of
land located on the west side of Avenue C south of Eagle
and known as 906 Avenue C, Denton, Texas, f
SECTION 11,
That the City Council of the City of Denton, Texas hereby finds
that such change is in accordance with a comprehensive plan for the
purpose of promoting the general welfare of the City of Denton, Texas,
and with reasonable consideration among other things for the character
of the district and for its peculiar suitability or particular uses,
and with a view to conserving the value of the buildings, protecting
human lives, and encouraging the most appropri' -to uses of land for the
I J maximum benefit to the City of Denton, Texas, and its citizens,
SECTION III.
That this ordinance shall be in full.force and effect immediately
after its passage and approval, the required public hewrings having
heretofore been held by the Planning and Zoning Commission and the
City Council of the City of Denton, Texas, after giving due notice
thereof,
ry PASSED and APPROVED This the day of November, A. D, 1978,
JOB
MAYOR
s. CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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CITY OF DtNTON, TEXAS
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS FIXING AND DETERNING
THE GENERAL SERVICE RATE TO HE CHARGED FOR SALES OF ELECTRICITY
.t TO RESIDENITAL, COMMERCIAL AND SECURING LIGHT CONSUMERS WITHIN
THE CITY LIMITS OF DENTON, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, AND PROVIDING
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FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH SUCH RATE MAY BE CHANGED, ADJUSTED AND
AMENDED, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINSs {
SECTION I.
Effective with the first electric utility service statements
rendered from and after the effective data of the ORDER of the
Public Utility Commission of the State of Texas which is the lat
day of February, 1979, the maximum general service rate for sales
of electricity rendered to residential, commercial and search light
! consumers within the City Limits of Denton by Denton County Electric
i Cooperative, Inc., its successors and assigna, is hereby fixed and j
{ determined in accordance with the rates and charges set out in the
tariff filed with the City of Denton and the Public Utility Commis-
sion and which is attached hereto and incorporated heroin.
j SECTION II.
E The rate set forth in Section I may be changed and amended by
either the City or Company furnishing electricity in the manner
provided by law. Service hereunder is subject to the orders of
regulatory bodies having juriediotion, and to the Company's Rules
and Regulations currently on file in the company's office.
SECTION III,
it is hereby found and determined that the meeting it which
this ordinance was passed was open to the public, as required by
Texas Law, and that advance notice of the'time, place and purpose
of said meeting was given.
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of November, A. D. 1978. f
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT! OF DENTON, TEXAS FIXING AND DETERMING
THE GENERAL SERVICE RATE TO BE CHARGED FOR SALES OF ELECTRICITY r.»
TO RESIDENITAL, COMMERCIAL AND SECURING LIGHT CONSUMERS WITHIN I
THE CITY LIMITS OF DENTON, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, AND PROVIDING
FOR THE MANNER IN WHICH SUCH RATE MAY BE CHANGED, ADJUSTED AND
AMENDED, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS, HEREBY ORDAINSS
SECTION I.
G° Effective with the first electric utility service statements
rendered from and after the effective date of the ORDER of the
Public Utility Commission of the State of Texas which is the lat
day of February, 1979, the maximum general service rate for sales
of electricity rendered to residential, commercial and search light
consumers within the City Limits of Denton by Denton County Electric
Cooperative, Inca, its successors and assigns, is hereby fixed and
determined in accordance with the rates and charges set out in the
tariff filed with the City of Denton and the Public Utility Commis-
Sion and which is attached hereto and incorporated herein.
SECTION II.
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The rate set forth in Section I may be changed and amended by
either the City or Company furnishing electricity in the manner
f provided by law. Service hereunder is subject to the orders of
regulatory bodies having jurisdiction, and to the Companyle RulAS
and Regulations currently on file in the Company's office. 1
SECTION III.
It is hereby found and determined that the meeting at which
this ordinance was passed was open to the public, as required by
Texas haw, and that advance notice of the time, place and purpose
of said meeting was given,
PASSED AND APPROVED this the day of November, A. D. 1970.
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Effective Date February 1, 1974 Revision 9 1
SCHEDULE A-U: RESIDENTIAL AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
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APPLICABILITY3 Service is available for residential purposea$ achoola,
and public buildings with each point of service in,
dividually metered and located within an incorporated
town or village.
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f CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single phase, 60 hertz,'alternating current at
standard secondary voltages. Three phase, 60 hertz, I
alternating current at standard secondary voltages
available for public buildings only,
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MONTH_ L_ YY 1AATG 3
May through October November through Apri_ 1
" 55.00 plus
2.150 First 50000 lus@
First 00 H @ 2.150
Next 600 KWH 0 1.750 Next 600 KNH @ 14754
! Next 2000 KWH @ 1.500 Next 1000 KWH @ 1.200
j Over 3000 KWH @ 1.650 Next $000 KWH d 1,000
Over 7000 KWH g 1,400
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MYNIMUM CHAROE: Minimum monthly charge shall be 45.00 plus x.25 per ~ I
KYA over 50 KVA installed transformer capacity plus
any tax as outlined below.
F eL ADJUSTMENT CHAROEt The above energy charges may be adjusted by an
amount per'KWH derived by dividing the most recent fuel
adjustment charge from our powe. supplier by the number
of KWH sold for the corresponding period
POWER COST ADJUSTMENT: Th@ above energy charges may be adjusted by an
amount per KWH derived by dividing t►,e increase in
purchased power coat from the Coopetativata power supplier
as a result of increase approved by the Public Utility f
Commission of Texas and/or the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission by the total KWH 96103 by Denton County Electric
Cooperative for the year used in the applicable test rate case,
TA- XSS # An {
y present or future tax levied or adjusted 'may be applied to the
net bill in accordance with governmental agency controlling
same including a proportionate par: of any tax levied against
the Cooperative or upon its electric business after Januayr It
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SCHEDULE 8-Ur COMMERCIAL a INDUSTRIAL SERVICE
CENERAL THREE PHASE SERVICE
APPLICABILITY: Service is available to individually metered commercial
and industrial consumers and three-phase residential
I' consumers and located within an incorporated town or
village.
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CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single-phase or three-phase (when available and
approved by Cooperative), 60 hertz; alternating current
J at standard secondary voltages,
I MONTHLY RATES For 50 KVA or Less Installed T
ranslormer Ca acct :
First 10.00 lu-s
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Next 51000 KWH 0 2.20
r, Next 20,000 KWH @ 1;500
Over 30,000 KWH 0 1.000
MINIMUM C_HgOEI Minimum monthly charge shall be $10.00 plus any tax
as outlined below. '
Over 50 KVA Installed Transformer Ce ac. 1tY:
Above energy rat% plus a monthly demand 'charge of $1,75
per Kw in excess of 45KW based on actual demand but not
less than 75% of the established peak demand in previous
twelve month period,
MINIMUM CHARGE! Minimum monthly charge shall be $10.00
p us .25 par VA over 50 KVA installed transformer cape.
city plus any tax as outlined below or per contract,
For Oil Well and Irrigation pumping:
Above energy rate plus a monthly demand of $1,'l5 per horse.
power connected, The horsepower for billing purposes shall
be the sum of rotor nameplate rating of horsepower output,
except the Cooperative may elect to determine same by actual
measurement during period of maximum use,
tyCHARGE: Minimum monthly charge shall be $10.00 or ar or epowar connected whichever is greater plus
adjustment charge and tax as outlined below or per
contract,
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PRIMARY SERVICE: Minimum to be established by Contract. If service is
furnished at the Cooperative's primary distribution voltage,
the Cooperative does not provide transformation and the billing
demand exceeds 300 KW a credit of ton cents per KW demand will
be allowed. The Cooperative may meter at secondary voltage
and adjust the demand and energy charges by adding the estimated
transformer losses.
POWER FACTOR ADJUSTMENT: Demand charges may be adjusted for all consumers 1
with 500 or'more of demand with actual power factors lower
r than 90 percent. The billing demand will be computed by multiply-
ing the actual demand of the current month by the product of 90
percent power factor divided by the actual power factor.
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FUEL ADJUSTMENT CHARGE: The above energy charges may be adjusted by.an ~
amount per H derived by dividing the most recent fuel adjust-
ment charge from our power supplier by the number of KWH sold for
the corresponding period.
POWER COST ADJUSTMENTt The above energy charges may be adjusted by an
amount per KWH derived by dividing the increase in purchased
power cost from the Cooperatives power supplier as a result of
increase approved by the public Utility Commission of Texas and/or
the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission by the total KWH salsa by
1 Denton County Electric Cooperative for the year used in the
applicable test rate case.
TAXES: Any present or future tax levied or adjusted will be applied to the 1
net bill in accordance with governmental agency controlling same 1
n® including a proportionate part of any tax levied against the
Cooperative or upon its electric business after January 11 1976.
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APPLI~ CLITy= Service Is,available within incorporatedtownslormvillages,ceiving service
CHARACTER OF SERVICE: Single Dhase, 60 hertz' alternating current at
a, able secondary voltage.
~N_.`~► RATES Nanthly rate per lamp shall be as
follows Plus r'1ie1 •adjuet.
KWH shown when installed on existing
` o dEole using standard stock luminairs and served from
existing service.
f 175 watt @ $ 4.00 70
400 Watt @ 5 5.75 160
1000 Watt @ $11,50 406
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os a maximum df tal wo poles (not to exceed 300 feet of conductor)
nt an addition coat of $,75 per pole per month.
FUEL ADJUSTMENT CHARGEt The above energy char s +
amount y be adJusted by an
per KWH derived by dividing the moot recent fuel i
ad ustment charge from our Power aupPlier by the number
of KWH sold for the corresponding period,
POWER C05T ADJUSTMENTt The above energy charges may be adjusted by an
amount per KWH derived by dividing the incrdass in N
Purchased power cost from the Cooperative's
as a result of increase approved ubliccUtilitylier
Commission of Texas and/or the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commiasion by the total KWH sales by Denton County Electric
Cooperative for the year used in the applicable test rate case. N
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DATEe November 20 1978
SUBJECTe Participation with NTSU in Construction of water 6 Bower Lines
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North Texas State University !s Installing larger sewer and water lines
in several areas around the NTSU campus area. Most of the Improvements
ais being financed by NTSU. The City of Denton has agreed to participate
with NTSU In the oversiaing of a 16" water line on Avenue "C" horn eagle
Drive to West-Hickory Street, also to. assist in the In tellition of 12"/ i
15" sewer lina along Avenue "b"from Stella to Prairie Street and along
prairie $treat from Avenue "G" to Bonnie area and thin from Prairie to
f I 1256 service road.
NTSU has recently received bids for subject work and the City's coat
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1.) Cost of Ovarsiaing water line from
12" to 16" , $ 440722.75
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CITY'S 'TOTAL COST $123.073.00 I
The Public Utility Board has reviewed subject partleil.ation and recommends
approval of same.
Respectfully, J )
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PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT
' TPE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF DENTON 0 KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
THAT WHEREAS, NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY is the developer
of certain property shown on the attached plat, which plat is in-
corporated herein as if set forth in full, in the City of Denton,
Denton County, Texas, and desires to serve such property with
offsite water and/or sanitary sewer facilities; and
WHEREAS, the City of Denton desires that such offsite water
and/or sanitary sewer facilities be oversized and the City will
participate in the additional cost of the oversized facilities
pursuant to the provisions of Section 28-74 of the Code of Ordin-
antes of the City of Denton, Texas;
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NOW, THEREFORE, THIS AGREEMENT, made this the 7th day of
November, A. D. 10780 by and between North Texas State University,
hereinafter called "Developer", and the City of Denton, Texas, a
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Home Rule Municipal Corporation of the State of Texas, hereinafter I .
called "City"
WITNESSETH:
1, The Developer will install, by contract or otherwise, water
lines and appurtenances and/or sanitary sewer lines and appurtenances
{ 1,, to serve the property described on the attached plat in accordance
with all City of Denton ordinances, rules, regulations, policies and
procedures. The said water and/or sanitary sewer faoilitiee shall
be located as shown on the attached maps which are made'a part here-
of for all intents and purposes.
2, The City's share of the entimated'cost of said water main
facilities is $441722,75, and the City's share of the estimatod cost.
of said sanitary sower facilities is $78,350,25, Upon completion
of construction and acceptance by the City of said water train and/or
sanitary sewer facilities, the actual cost of the City's participa-
tion in said facilities shall be determined and certified to by the
Director of Utilities and his certificate setting out the City's
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cost of said facilities shall be attached hereto and made a part
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in thirty (30) days from the date of acceptance of the facilities,
or under such terms and conditions that are mutually acceptable to
the parties.
4. Title to said water main and/or sanitary sewer facilities
is hereby and shall at all times be vested in the City.
6. The Developer shall and does hereby agree to inder:nify
and hold harmless the City from any and all damages, loss or lia-
bility of any kind, whatsoever, by reason of injury to property or
third person occasioned by any act or omission, neglect or wrong-
doing of Developer, its officers, agents, employees, invitees, con-
r tractors or o*her persons with regard to the performance of this
contract, and Developer will, at its own cost and expense, defend
and protect against any and all such claims and demands.
IN FITNESS WHEREOF, this instrument is executed in triplicate
originals this 7th day of November, A. D. 1978.
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CITY OF DENTON, TEXAS
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SUBJCCTs Ordinances Alcohol cGnsumption. at City sponsored
Athletic events
The board approved the following recommendations to the city
{ Council at the Board Meeting on September 261 19781,
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That an ordinance be adopted to rotiriot'tha consump-
tion of alcoholic boveragas in the opacifled arias
(frandstianda) 'at Athletic facilities where City sponsored
activities are being conducted.
Members voted 9 for and 1 against.
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PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD MEETING
k SEPTEMBER 26t.1978
I MEMBERS PRESENT: Pat Cheek, Cfiairperson
.Leonard Logan, Sr.
Dr. Don Bailey
Clyde Wright
MEMBERS ABSENT: Dr. Joe Teaff,
STAFF PRESENT:" Dick R. Huck
+ I CUESTSt Jon Weber
k Dr. Harold Perry
Mrs. Ems Ruth Russell
Austin Cullen 6 Son
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The official meet!ng of the Parke b Recreation Board vas
called to order at 7t40pm in the Conference Room at the
Sr. Citizen's Center.
1. CONSIDERATION OF A POLICY TO PROHIBIT THE CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL'
AT THE CITY SPONSORED ATHLETIC EVENTS
Clyde Wright made the motion to recommend to the City of Denton,
City Council that an ordinance be adopted to 'restrict the con-
sumption of alcoholic beverages within specified areas at all
Athletic facilities during City sponsored activities.
Motion was seconded by Dr. Bailey.
Motion carried -3 F'i /
M~ CJa+tk Mated RnSJf Taft rr,
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11. WORTH LAKES PARK LAND UTILIZATION
(A) Clyde Wright made tho motion to recommend to the City Council
that a 10 acre lot; south of Windsor Drive end west of tho Tennis
Courts be act nside for the future Arta Center.
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(B) Clyde Wright made the notion to table the request from
E Austin Cullen 6 Son regarding, the land lease for a golf driving
! range sad a Par 3 golf course.
Seconded by Don Bailey.
Motion carried
Meeting adjourned 10:10pm
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FROM: Dick R. Huck
SUBJECTS, Alcohol Consumption in the Parks
The only area that is a mayor concern is the Athletic Fields
(alcohol consumption in the stands)
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1. Enforcement on'a policy will be ono major consideration that
needs to be considered.
2. Youth programs where alcohol is present.(parents who bring alcohol
in the stands)
3. Drinking beer in the stands at adult games is also offensive to
some adults.
4. Teams who play in tournaments from out of town are the major
problem. They don't have just one beer they bring it in cases.
5. Fields of play be arranged where youth play on one field and
adults play on the other.
6. Playing rules prohibit alcohol on the fields or in the dug-outs.
7. There are also games that are not sponsored by the PARD•
The team or group rents the fields for a game or tournament.
8. To enforce the alcohol consumption at tho Civic Center the
Police Department charge us $8.50 per hour/per man.
peopleBwill followothe
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AxgA - $200 fine,
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FROMS Tom Church
SUBJECT: Alcoholic Consumption Ordinance
I.recommend that the City adopt an ordinance prohibiting the con-
sumption of alcoholic beverages` within the spectator areas of
all city owned athletic facilities during city sponsored or co-
sponsored activities involving the participation of minors(under
18 years of age.) *this ordinance should be posted at all facilities.
On`'those 'oceassions when a multiple field faeility(such'as Denis
Park) has both adults and minors participating at the same time,
the ordinance should be in effect. I feel with ordinancs,aigns
posted casual spectator traffic in possession of aleolic beverages
can be easily and tactfully controlled'by the adults' supervising
the youth activity. If further assistance is needed, the city
Police can be summoned.
I further recommend that the consumption of alcohol be allowed in
the spectator area of city athletic facilities during those
events which involve only adults, I make this recommendation reason-
ing that an ordinance prohibiting alcoholic consumption at adult
activities would be impossible to enforce, and unneccessary to impose
since we have experienced no trouble at past activities that can be
attributed to consunption of alcohol being allowed in the spectator
area.
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Subject: Use of Alcoholic Beverages in Parks and Recreation
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RECREATION CENTERS 1
j Prohibit use of alcoholic beverages, without exception.
SENIOR CENTER
Allowed for special events, with.prior,permission obtained
by the tenter Director from the Superintendent of Recreation.
J (1 have checked with the Texas ABC and the manner in 41tricfi
1 alcohol;is.currently consumed W the Senior Center is.not
in any violation`of Texas Law. Also, 'these activities are
always for adults who are well over legal age and the building
is not used for any activities for under age people.)
Alcohol would only be permitted for events and activities
sponsored by the Parks and Recreation department.
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CIVIC CENTER
Continue to abide by existing policies, A copy of*those
regulations is attached.
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Ms. Nancy Boen,
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City of Denton
Municipal Building
Denton, Texas 76201
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Dear Nancy:
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With reference to your letter of August 24 requesting copies
of our Ordinances and Departmental Policies regarding consump-
tion of alcohol in our facilities, we offer the following;
As of now, we have no Ordinances' barring alcohol from our parks,
but there is a proposed Ordinance (Sec. 25-6), attached, which
would prohibit alcoholic; beverages in park buildings, i.e., 1
recreation centers and play fields where participants are under
the age of 18 years.
Alcohol Is allowed in the parks proper and the parks Department
has the right to govern park facilities. Any athletic event co-
sponsored by the Parks Department cannot have participants drinking
alcohol, unless waived by special permission. Written rules to that I
effect are found in the rules given to each team before any league
or tournament starts.
1 hope this will be of some help in your decision.
Since ely,
LLB NLO!i, Director,
Parks b Recreation Department
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' SECTION 1. That Section 23 of the Code of Civil and I
Criminal Ordinances of the City of Irving, Texas, is hereby
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amended by adding thereto the following sectional:
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Sec. 25-6. Alcoholic Beverages Ir•":attain "mm ANoERSON
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(1) Alcoholic Beverages shall mean
alcohol and any beverage containing
more than one-half of one percent (1/2
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capable of use for beverage purposes,
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• (2) Public Parks of the City shall
{ include all parks, playgrounds, reorea-
116aal areas owned, leased, operated or
nnder the control of the City of Irving.
B, Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited At Certain
Athletic Events
It shall be unlawful for any person to
possess or consume any alcoholic beverage
within two hundred (200) feet of the
play- ing field located within any public park
where an athletic event or game regularly
scheduled by the Irving Department Of
Parks and Recreation is being conducted
when any athletic participant in such
athletic event or game is less than eighteen
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. C. Alcoholic Beverages Prohibited In
Public park buildings and Structures
It shall be unlawful for any person
to possess or consume alcoholic beverages
in any building or structure located upon
property devoted to public park usage
in the City of Irving.
SECTION 2. It is hereby declared to be the intention
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of the City Council of the city of Irving, Texas, that the sec-
tions, paragraphs, sentences, clauses, and phrases of this ordi-
nance are severable and if any phrase, clauss,,tentence, paragraph
or section hereof should be declared unconstitutional, such un-
constitutionality or invalidity shall not affect any of the re-
saining phrases; clauses, sentences, paragraphs; or sections of
this Ordinance, 'since the same would have been enacted by the City
Council without the incorporation in this ordinance of any such
unconstitutional invalid phrase, clauses sentence, paragraph or
section.
SECTION 2. Any person violating or faiiinu to,comply
with any provisions of this Ordinance shall be fined upon convic-
tion, not less than ONE DOLLAR, ($1.00) nor more than Two WNDRED
DOLLARS ($200.00) and each day any vielation'of non-compliance
continues shall constitute a separate offense.
SECTION 4. The fact that the present ordinances and
regulations of the City of Irving are inadequate to protect its
citizens within the Corporate Limits of the City of Irving,
creates an emergency for the Immediate preservation of the public,
business, property, health, safety and general welfare of the
public which requires that this Ordinance shall become effective
from and after the date of Its passage.
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Area responses to use of alcoholic beverages in and around
Parks and Recreation facilities:
FORT NORTH:
via phone conversation: Has no ppolicies concerning this
! issue. Alcohol is present at athletic events, but there
have been no problems, Fort Worth does sell beer at the
golf course. A 1950's Parks and Recreation Board ruling
prohibits alcohol in the recreation centers.
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.GARLAND:
(ordinance 01977; Chap. 13, Sec. 13=4)
It shall be unlawful for any person to consume or drink
alcoholic beverages in a public piace7.
IRVING: ~I
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ARLINGTON:
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KEMORANDUM
( 201 Dick Huck, Director of Patks and Recreation
FROMI Jack Owen, Assistant City Manager
VATEt August 10, 1978
SUBJECT' Policy on Consumption of Alcohol in City Parka
At a meeting held'on August 9, 1978, the city `Council referred this
matter to the Parks and Recreation Board for recommendations. The
Council suggested that the Board consider' recommendations to amend
the ordinance to prohibit the consumption of alcohol at City-sponsored
athletic 'e'vents.
i I should appreciate your placing this item on the next Board agenda
fo eir ronsfderation.
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Dear Dr. Boren:
f 't'hank you for your letter of June 230 1978 outlining problems
you witnessed at Denia Park recently. I appreciate your comments
and am passing copies of your letter along to the Police Department
t and Parks and Recreation Department, respectively. I are asking each
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department for their input on this problem.
As moon as I receive* report from them, I shall be in touch
With you.
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Joe Mitchell. Mayor CITY Of DENTON
City of Denton MANAGER'S 0'•F ^C
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Denton, Texas 76201
Deer Mayor Mitchellt
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1 On Tuesday evening$ June 13th, vhile at Denim Park F saw a moderate
sized ice chest brought inside the fence area. It was opened between the
home plate bleachers and concession stand. Several members of a vomenls
soft ball team and others then began drinking beer taken from the ice
chest.
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I'thoueht the consumption of alcohol vas prohibited in the baseball
parks. If to,, I object to people breaking this rule.
I have been at one of the parks ht least two nights each week this
I season. F have yet to,sco a police officer driving near the parks and
in the parking area. I know of one accident which was nearly serious.
On Jtne 13th, a motorcycle was driven inside the perimeter fence of
Denia Park.
The eolateil received a letter from aye about this last year.
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be of potential good.... I
I should like to knov if there are
any reasons why it would be
detrimental...
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MEMORANDM
DATE: July 5, 1978
TO: Chris Hartung
FROM: Robert M. Mills, Chief of Police
SIMIECT: Complaint from dr. "wren
E In reference to Dr. Boren's complaint of people drinking beer in the
park and no police officers patroline, the parks, there is no ordinance
regulating the drinking of beer in parks cat at athletic events hold
in City parks. In some instances a disorderly,conduct charge could be
sustained, but these would be very rare. I personally think that
some type of ordinance should be passed to prohibit the drinking of
I •beer at athletic events in the parks, particularly where young
i children are playing.
As for the absence of patrol in the parks by police officers, Dr.
Boren must not have seen the officers pass by on the street and
observe the activity, that was taking place in the park. if there wss
not any adverse activity taking place, there was no need for the.'
officers to drive around in the parking lot and distract the kids
from their game. However, on a few occasions off-duty police' officers
have been assigned to work the parks when we have received information
that trouble could possibly exist. Alsoo some of our offledre are
coaches for baseball and football teams.
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F ~ T0: Chris Hartung
FROM: Rick Svehla t
DATE: November 2, 1978
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j RE: Proposed Change for Crosswalks on Avenue C
In reference to the letter you received from President Nolan on
October 27, the Staff would recommend that the City supply the
labor to install the crosswalk. We will also move the existing
pedestrian signs down to this new location. We have some serious
' reservations about our responsibilities to install any type of
caution or signal lights to delineate this crosswalk.
f On October 11, the Traffic Commission did review some suggested i L_ I
locations for crosswalks in and around the university campus. .
At that time the Staff felt that the new location for the cross-
walk was better than the existing location. The Staff also felt
that mid-block crossings in general are not the best location for
pedestrians to cross. We have included a copy of our recommohda-
tion along with a copy of the action that the Commission' took,
As you will note, the Commission recommended that-tho City install
this walk. The Staff advised them that funds for this had not been
budgeted, that funding would have to come from the Council. 'Since
President Nolan has offered to supply the funds for the buttons. and
markings, we have no objections to supplying the labor to install
the walk. By installing buttons and markings, the crosswalk will j
become more visible and to some extont safer. 1
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Several discussions have taken place over the last few months con-
t cerging the crosswalk on Avenue C between the Music Building and Chilton Hall.
This crosswalk presents a severe hazard to our students and faculty who must
! cross Avenue C during the day. We have received several complaints of near
accidents and one accident resulting in injury when vehicles fail to stop at this 1i
crosswalk. Something must be done as soon as possible to alleviate this prob-
I lerii before serious injury occurs.
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In keeping with the agreement between !*%a City of Denton and North
Texas State University, based on a letter dated August 26, 1976, addressed to
Mayor Elinor Hughes (copy enclosed), you will recall that the City of Denfion
assumed an obligation to "maintain maximum pedestrian safety and as expedi-
tiously as possible"along a two-block stretch of Avenue C. Since 19761 the 1+
opening of the new Music Building has compounded the pedestrian problems in
that area. Since the current location is a hazard to both pedestrians and ve.
hicles, the University supports the Denton Traffic and Safety Committee's
recommendation to remove the current crosswalk in question and install anew
crosswalk further south, at what formerly was the Intersection of Avenue C ,
and West Prairie Street.
In order to expedite the installation of this crosswalk, in spite of the
earlier agreement to the contrary, the University will purchase the necessary
traffic buttons and is asking that the City personnel install them as soon as pos. j
sible. I assume the City will reinstall appropriate signs in accordance with the f
normal practice and the earlier agreement. 3
In the event traffic buttons and signs are not doomed sufficient to safe-
guard pedestrian traffic, then the installation of an appropriate warning light will
be requested immediately. I am sure the City of Denton will wish to continue our
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joint efforts to assure the complete safety of University-related pedestrian
and vehicular traffic. The NTSU Chief of Police, Robby Robinson, will assist j
you in expediting this request whenever you wish. Thanks always for your F
support and cooperation. f
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C. C. Nolen, President
North Texas State University
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Mayor Elinor Ilughea Pc~siea a's
City of Denton Ollie*
Denton, Texas 76201•
hear Mayor Hughess
I should lilac to propose a settlement offer fro:rt North Texas 50to j
University concerning (lce present litigation pending between NTSU and tic City
-of Dentunc This litigation is rulated to the reduost from NTSU that tho City
close two blocks on Avenue D and two blocks on Prairie Street.
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The offer includes a reimbursement to the City of Denton for costr
incurred by the City of Denton or a contractor employed by the City for per-
forming the followings
1) Moving the necessary portions of olectrieal'transmission liner,
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along Avenue D from Fitghl•'tnd to Sycamore and wcat one block to Avenue, E,
utilizing the present level of facilities and the prer•ent level of services in order
to accoimrnadate the new HPER Building, such work to commence lmmodlatcly
upon the approval of thq settlement offer. This work Is necessary to remove
the hanard of the lines from that portion 'of the campus, to enhance the appear-
ance of that portion of the campus, and to make room for the actual eonseructlon
of the Fliafat Building. NTSU will pay to the City of Denton $35,000 for per- {
forming this work.
2) Constructing or reconstructing all electrical, water and sower lilies
disturbed as a result of the proposed closing of the streets and erection of the
I 11PER Building, such work to be done concurrently with the work on the 1lPER
Building. NTSU will pay to the City of Denton $500 for performing this work. j
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3) The City of Denton will install four-way stop signs at the intersection ~
of Avenue C and Chestnut Street. In addition, (tic City will install on Avenue C,
I a'peclestrian crosswalk and necessary signs at a location between Chestnut and
Highland Street wherever it is found to be necessary to maintain maximum
pedaotrian saft'ty and as expeditiously as possible. This work will be, performed
by the City of Denton at no co:+t to NTSU. ,
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Memo to Traffic Safety Commissioners
Page Two (2)
October 5, 1978
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Mr. Bailey has indicated that he would like item number five to
be considered by the Commission. He didn't mention which side of ,
the street or hoi4 far north he wished to see this extended. Basi
tally the Staff agrees with this proposal probably as far north as
Peach Street. We have notified all of the land owners on both sides
of the street that this item will to considered,
Finally, N.T.S.U. had submitted a proposal to the City for new and .
upgraded crosswalks in the campus area (see attached map), The
I , Staff would recommend approval of all of the crosswalks located at
street intersections. We.have serious reservations about the mid- {
block crossing on Avenue C, between Chestnut and Prairie, However, 3
since this would replace the one further up the hill at the music
building and make the sight distance better from both'directions of
traffic, it does deserve some consideration. The other midblock
crossings are existing now. Although the Staff is not in favor of
them, they will be used any way. For that reason only, we would 1
suggest that they be redone to make them more visible.
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Page Two (2)
4 October 11, 1978
mainly on the west side of the street, that parking should be
7.•.) removed from the east side of Locust. Motion was made by Frady
and seconded by Price THAT PARKING BE REMOVED ON THE EAST SIDE
OF LOCUST FROM SHERMAN TO PEACH. Motion carried unanimously.
b. The request of Mr. Don Byrom for a loading zone on Oak Street
was reviewed by the Commission. Mr. Byrom addressed the Com-
mission with his reasons for needing a loading zone. His re-
quest was for the Commission to give him a loading zone that
belongs to American Cleaners. Since the loading zones have
already been granted-for the next year, his request was denied.
Midgett made a motion THAT THE LOADING ZONES BE LEFT AS IS AND
NEXT YEAR WHEN THE RENEWAL TIMES COMES TO SEE WHAT CAN Bt DONE,
Hartney seconded the motion that carried unanimously.
7. A proposal from North Texas State University for the'location
of crosswalks in the campus area was reviewed. Since there
was no funding for these crosswalks that were needed very
badly, it was decided and motion made by Midgett THAT THE
PRESENT CROSSWALK BE REMOVED AND A NEW CROSSWALK BE INSTALLED
AT THE INTERSECTION OF PRAIRIE AND AVENUE C. Motion seconded
by Wilson; opposed by Frady. It was decided that this one
crosswalk would be paid for by the City and all others be
funded by North Texas.
8. A report was recieved on the loading anes. Frady moved SS
THAT CERTIFIED LETTERS BE SENT TO ALL BUSINESSES WITH LOAD- 1
ZONES REQUIRING THEM TO PAY THE ZONE FEE BY NOVEMBER 1,`1978.
Motion was seconded by Hartney and carried unanimously,
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On a motion duly made by Price and seconded by Wilson, the meeting s
was adjourned at 3:40 p.m.
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TOs Chris Hartung, City Manager
FROM, R. E. Nelson, Director of utilities
DATEi November 1, 1978
SuBJECTe Final Payment of Blank & Veatch
On December 14, 1977, the City employed the engineering firm
of Black & Veatch to conduct a heat rate efficiency test/study
of the Spencer street Electric Plant, The subject work has
been conducted and reports presented. The work has been com-
plated satisfactorly and a final invoice has been presented in
the amount of $12,208.81 The original estimated coat of this
work was $16,000.
The Public Utility Hoard has recommended final payment in the
amount of $12,208.81 be paid to Black &.Veatch. ;
Re~speecctfully~,
R. E. Nelson, P.E.
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CONSULTING ENGINEERS Tn. 1913) 067.2000
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City of Denton YAII.INO A00"98, ►.O, MOA NO, 0401
Texas kAHfA/ CITY, M16801.1011 61111
I. INVOICE 7927-10-8-692
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Engineering services in connection with Performance and Efficiency
Tests on Units 3, 4, and S. Our Protect No. 7927
Payroll Cost January 1978 }
j through September 1978 $ 59215.10
General Office Undistributed !
Cost and Compensation 50275.11
Out-of-Packet Expenses 11658.59
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CITY OF DENTOY
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TO., Chris Hartungs City Manager 1
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rROMt John J. Marshalls Purchasing Agent j
DATEt October 31,'1978
SUBJECTr Bid ! 5609
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1 This bid is for the uniforms used by the Fire Depart
mant for the year 1978-79.
We recommend this bid be awarded to the lowest and
best. bid meeting` specification as listed and explained below.
f Ite+n 1 & 4 to'Cravenle of Denton.
Item 213,51 66 to Factory Sales Co, of Dallas,
f The low bid on items 5 6 6 of Donovan Is not exactly
au specified. The tape bid by Factory'Sales are the same as
we are now using and are as specified.
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CITY OF DENTON
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I DATE: October 31, 1978
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SUBJECT: Bid 08610 Janitorial Service
3 This bid is for Janitoral Service for the Civic Center
Building and the two Recreation Centers nearing completion.
We recommend 'this bid be awarded to'the low bidder Big
Ho~a Janitorial Service (Clyde Hohair) of Denton for Items 18,1C,
2A 6 '$B,''et $800.00 per month. The vendor will enter into a con-
tract with the City of Denton with a preformance bond for one year
as per the bid.
Due to budgeted funds we are not recommending item IA at
this time. We will continue to do' the custodial services it the
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Civic Center building with present personnal.
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TO: Chris Hartung, City Manager
FROMs John J. Marshall, Purchasing Agent
DATSs October 30, 1978
SUBJECTi Sid 18612 Street Lights
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We recommend this bid be awarded to the total low
bidder Star Electric Supply Company of Oklohoma City"or for
the street lamps and bulbs, All bidders are as specified but
the low bid-of Cummins for item 3 was bid all Items or none, I'
~.i Therefore Stir Electric is total overall low bidder at 9$0406,00,
i This purchase is for warehouse stock.
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To Chris Hartung, C.M.
Yromt John Marshall, P.A.
¢ Subjects Bid 18613 Water Meters
This bid is for the estimated purchase of water meters for the next
year.
We recommend this bid be awarded to the low bidder for items 1, 2, 31
I~ 4 and 8 to the lowest and beat evaluated bid for itcris S, 61 and 7.
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j Itra 1 to Neptune At 25.80 each
f item 2 to,Neptune at 54.30'each
Item 3 to Badger at 122.15 each
item 4 to Neptune at 189.40 each
item 5 to Horsey at 729.00 each
item 6 to Hersey at 1086.00 each
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r Item 8 to Badger at 279.72 each
Items 51 61 and 7 are for compound meters which register both the low
and' the high ueaga, these meters are to be used by our high usage customer3.
The accuracy at all times is of most importance. All the compound meters
currently in service rive Hersey. Hersey albo provides testing and repair
setviee in the field saving time, money, discontinued service to the customer
and/or lost of revenue. After due evaluation and consider+tion we feel that
Hersey has indeed submitted the lowest and beat evaluated ')id and recommend
its acceptance.
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